Just finished listening to the Drake portions of this show, which ran about 2 hours. There is a lot of excellent (and likely helpful, when all of this goes down) information here. Drake gives an update at the beginning on what is and has been happening, followed by questions and answers.
Personally, one thing that I found very enlightening was the difference in mind sets of the people calling in. Various backgrounds of folks called in, and I feel it will be helpful to some, as we go along, to understand that we are going through this as a collection of humans, as one planet.
The mp3s here include only the Drake portions, and have had all commercials removed, and the volumes adjusted for easier listening. These are available as four 30 minute (5 MB) segments, or you may download as a complete mp3 (1:49, 19 MB).
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MP3s Links
I have broken this into 30 minute parts (5 MB each). Also, I have saved it in a much smaller size (and lower mp3 quality, but very hear-able) than David's originals, so should be much easier for lower internet speed users to download.
Download in 30-minute parts, 5 MB each [note: topics below are very general and approximate, but give a rough idea what is in each part]
Part 1 (30 min., 5 MB)
Part 2 (30 min., 5 MB)
Part 3 (30 min., 5 MB)
Part 4 (19 min., 3 MB)
The Complete show (Drake part only) (109 min., 19 MB)
And here are links to the websites Drake is associated with.
Comments
Okay. It's being said that we may have anywhere from three days to two weeks of disruptions when the grits hit the fan.
If a gas station didn't have gas, a grocery store no groceries, a bank no money. Thats the way I see it. Maybe I should of said crippled.
Are they really shut down? I thought the liens were filed recently, but that doesn't shut them down. It just freezes their money.
In the beginning Drake says that he just found out that the Federal Reserve was running this country and the next day they were shut down how strange can it get. This seems to be the beginning.